File:Drawing of Khoja Zufar (Coge Cofar) from 1899-1905.jpg

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English: Drawing of Coge Cofar from "História de Portugal, popular e ilustrada - VOL " (1899-1905) by Vasco da Gama. http://tribop.pt/TPd/01/70/História%20de%20Portugal/Volume%204
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Jacintho Freire de Andrade in his book "Life of D. João de Castro", p. 217, part of

History of Portugal, popular and illustrated - Volume 4" by Vasco da Gama to D. António, Prior do Crato.

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Drawing of Coge Cofar from "História de Portugal, popular e ilustrada - VOL " (1899-1905) by Vasco da Gama.

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